(Firefly Aerospace) Blue Ghost became the first privately funded craft to land successfully upright on the moon. Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus lander toppled over and ended up on its side while ...

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1 lunar lander snapped incredible photographs of the March 13–14 total lunar eclipse, as seen from the moon Much of North and South America was treated ...

A privately owned lunar lander touched down on the moon with a drill, drone and rovers for NASA and other customers Thursday, but quickly ran into trouble and may have fallen over. Intuitive ...

But things didn't quite go as planned. The lander touched down sideways within a crater near the Moon's south pole, causing it to tip over. The company's predecessor, Odyssey, suffered a ...

It's a haunting photo, but at least it has answers: For the second time in as many years, a private Intuitive Machines lunar lander has tipped over on the moon. After a day of uncertainty ...

A private lunar lander is no longer working after landing sideways in a crater near the moon's south pole and its mission is over, officials said Friday. The news came less than 24 hours after the ...

Intuitive Machines' most recent lunar lander has suffered the same fate as the exploration company's initial one. The six-legged Athena spacecraft is now "on her side" atop the moon's surface ...

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The Athena lander is effectively dead. Intuitive Machines confirms that it ran out of energy after failing to stick its landing on the Moon ... craft also tipped over, forcing the company ...

A dramatic photograph from Intuitive Machines' Athena moon lander shows it touched down Thursday in a crater near the lunar south pole and tipped over on its side. Given a low sun angle and the ...

From this panel, we're looking at the garage, so that's *** lunar outpost map rover inside of that square right there, Leah. This looks like it's probably about the same altitude, maybe about 1010 ...